Discipline surrounding the sacraments has moved a bit over the years — in the previous discipline, Catholic sacraments were just for Catholics.
On Canon Law with Father Crane: Sacraments for heretics and schismatics?
CRS’ Rice Bowl focuses on Guatemala — a story and a recipe
This week’s CRS Rice Bowl story focuses on the needs of Guatemala, with a recipe for Black Bean Soup.
On canon law with Father Crane: Listening is one thing; agreeing, following, obeying are other things
In accord with law, Church authorities do listen, but only agree with, follow and obey what is true and right.
Saint of the Month: St. Stanislaus of Kraków
1030-79 | Feast: April 11 As one of the earliest native Polish bishops, St. Stanislaus played a role in the Christianization of Poland. When others were […]
A Eucharistic Word: Remembrance
Pray the Stations of the Cross as a means of remembering and to enter more deeply the depth of Christ’s love manifested in his passion and death.
Father Kermit Holl: The Sacrament of the Sick — The presence of God’s healing spirit
Healing was a primary ministry of Jesus; today, the Church seeks to be the hand of the Lord reaching out in healing and in the midst of human struggle or diminishment.
Hope in the cross: A Lenten experience
During Lent, we deepen our relationship with Christ through disciplines. Explore ways to make the choice for hope, stretching toward God’s goodness, through hope-related fasting, prayer and almsgiving.
CRS’ Rice Bowl focuses on Nigeria — a story and a recipe
Nigeria is the focus of this week’s CRS Rice Bowl story and recipe.